week 17 and 18 i learned about photojournalism [photoJ]. for my assignment, i picked to shoot my little sister's two year old birthday party. the goal was to tell a story through a series of pictures. the first four pictures are the one i submitted. : )
Showing posts with label portraiture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portraiture. Show all posts
Monday, April 2, 2012
photography #17-18
Labels:
birthday candles,
memories,
photography,
photoJ,
portraiture,
smiles,
tps
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
photography #16
assignment 1: photography challenge
theme of this challenge was catchlights. i submitted the photo on the left. which do you like better?
assignment 2: more on portraiture, candid.
i had to submit one candid photo with a focus on capturing personality and emotion through photography. the top photo was my submission. :)
this doesn't exactally count as a candid cause i posed them, but i love this shot. :)
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assignment 3: more on portraiture, group shots.
i had to submit a photo with three or more people that had groupings in triangles with relatively even spacing between the heads. this was the hardest part of the assignment this past week. because of circumstances beyond my control, i only had 5ish minutes to do a shoot with my younger siblings. real life. every part of photography homework isn't beautiful or simple. :) i'm pleased with my results considering the situation, but i would really like to do another group shoot just for fun to practice the techniques in a more relaxed environment.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
my sister + the afternoon light= gorgeous.
i did a shoot with my beautiful sister while she was home for christmas. the light was amazing, and these are completely unedited. enjoy.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
photography #13-15
i've gotten way off my normal posting routine, but i took lots of great pictures over Christmas vacation.
i only had one official photography assignment for weeks 13-15. we learned about portraiture during the class before break. for homework i had to take one candid shot and one technically correct 3-quarter view of a face. for the three-quarter view there are three things to remember:
-the nose cannot extend past the outline of the face.
-only one ear can be visible. (even if it's hidden by hair)
-there has to be a little skin by the far eye.
here are a few [or a million =] shots from vacation:
i only had one official photography assignment for weeks 13-15. we learned about portraiture during the class before break. for homework i had to take one candid shot and one technically correct 3-quarter view of a face. for the three-quarter view there are three things to remember:
-the nose cannot extend past the outline of the face.
-only one ear can be visible. (even if it's hidden by hair)
-there has to be a little skin by the far eye.
| three-quarter view |
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| candid :) |
i took our family christmas picture, did a shoot with my sister, and have an assignment from last week that i will share soon...
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bokah,
christmas,
free shoot,
landscapes,
memories,
photography,
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real life,
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what i'm learning
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